Internet

Internet
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ wireless
▪ broadband, high-speed
▪ cable
VERB + INTERNET
▪ access, go on, navigate, use
▪

She went on the Internet to check air fares.

▪ browse, surf
▪

He likes watching movies, reading, and surfing the Internet.

▪ comb, scan, scour, search
▪

They began scouring the Internet for information about his condition.

▪ censor, regulate
▪

Attempts to regulate the Internet are usually doomed to failure.

INTERNET + NOUN
▪ site, website
▪ gateway, portal
▪ bulletin board, chat room
▪ ad, magazine, radio
▪ auction, broadcast, link
▪

Thousands logged on to view the live Internet broadcast of the concert.

▪

The auction was held in Paris with an Internet link to New York.

▪ chat
▪

She often talks to fans via live Internet chats.

▪ cafe
▪

You can check your email at the Internet cafe in the town.

▪ address, domain
▪

Registering an Internet domain name is now an essential part of setting up a company.

▪ access, usage, use
▪

unlimited/unmetered Internet access

▪ search
▪

A quick Internet search will give you dozens of possible destinations.

▪ connection
▪

a broadband/high-speed Internet connection

▪ connectivity
▪

the challenges of providing Internet connectivity to rural communities

▪ browser, search engine
▪ provider, service provider (abbreviated to ISP)
▪ customer, surfer, user
▪ traffic
▪

the laying of fast networks to carry Internet traffic

▪ brand, group
▪ services
▪ arm (esp. BrE), division, operation (BrE)
▪

the bank's Internet arm

▪ entrepreneur
▪ analyst, expert
▪ banking, betting, dating, gambling, porn (informal), pornography, shopping, telephony
▪ advertising, commerce, marketing
▪ bank, business, company, firm, retailer, start-up, venture
▪ industry, sector
▪ fraud
▪ security
▪ economy
▪ file
▪

software for downloading Internet files

▪ image
▪ software
▪ appliance, infrastructure, server
▪ protocol, technology
▪ age
▪

issues facing the music industry in the Internet age

▪ boom, bubble, revolution
▪

Many of the sites launched at the peak of the Internet boom have now disappeared.

PREPOSITION
▪ on the Internet
▪

More and more people are shopping on the Internet.

▪ over the Internet
▪

It is possible to earn a degree over the Internet.


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